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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-05-20

pertgr." Dette siOroe ban siebliffelis
saalebes fOni ies inb board of regents
/ gsu teufte ies, at BET pilbe bibra9e fl
til at treffe lfanbinaniife Gtllbenter til
lluiperiitetet bpis pi fllnbe faa en- buelie
ifanbinapiif Nrofesipr BIB. Men board
of regents bar imoo Dprettelien al e
! ifanbinapiif Yrofeslorat. Ds, mine
8enner, lense pilbe ri pere blepne
nsbte til at pente paa en- ifanoinapiil
Hrofeslor fra bette fOnierpatipe board
of regents! (0an penber Jig berpao
runbt til Yrpfesiorerne af board oi
regents, iom iiober | en- Saloeirfel bag
|bam; Be iibber musne Os itirrer Sui
pet.) Men ba fom 2esislahureu mig
tilbjplp | Npbens Zine os oprettebe en-
ifanoinapiif Brofesiorpoit. Ds bet er
mig en- @lebe, at ben Manb, lom mi
lfplber benne Stillins, omtales meo slnz
erfjenoelle baabe al Yrofesiorer os Stuz
oenter. (2ipliee 9aan6flap al Stuoenz
terne.) Seq fienote ensans en- 9rDfesz
ior, iom siOroe ilis 2arm, at bet par
rent ubebaselist, Denne ubferer i'm
@jernins itille os beifeDent, men nteb
Ero1fab.
Det er piltnof anberforitaaet, at jeg
fornemlis ifulbe tale til be ifanoinapilfe
Stuoenter ber ioa9. Suao ies oa piloe
iise er bet: Spuif paa at S er Nm1erifaz
mere fDrit O9 fibit. JOrlgs life at afion=
bre eber fra be pprise Stubenter, men
tag fraftis Del felles Mrbeibe; tbi
flln berpeo bill 5 fllune blipe til ltprlt
[n,ulist @apn baabe for eoer ielp os ebers
ape Sebrelanb. Wfen buff osiaa paa,
at ri iaa 1an9t fra at lfanme ps;
tpertinlob bpr. bore itolte al at pare
al Tanbinapi1f Bprb! Tbi bisIe 1maa,
ubetpoelise nOroiife Jolf bar ppet en
fraftig SnbHDbelie paa ben enropaiife
Civilization, os ielp @nslanbs % Mmeriz
fas 6ribeb ifDlher ppre Gorfabre mere
enb mango tror."
st Bar anbre Meblemuler af board
&
/ Of regents talte Oslaa; men BET e. en-
Jornpielle at berette, at ifelse be 1ilite@
beparenbes enlteunise 9om bolbt the
little Norwegian ben bebite Gale.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-05-20
baabe 5aloonen, Wbiifppartiet, Mnti@
Solooniiterne os belle @anmenlperselIen.

baabe 5aloonen, WbiffDpartiet, Mnti@
SalOonifterne os bele @ammeniperselien.
"ssBaibinston gentinel" (8rpsser
Orsan) flyer: Deriom bet oenOfratiife
Harti ! 5pben uebbliper meo fin Yro@
bibitionsfanatisme, bill be giere bet
meset ubpsselist for fine oemofratiife
8enner / Norben, ierbelesbeb unber
Hreiioent 8al9et. Oct bemofratiIte
Harti fan ba lite lensere iige fig at
bore Hartiet for perioulis 5ribeb. Set
oil naturlispis iueffe oeres Jorbolb til
8rebrene / Noroen. llnber iaabanne
Dmitan6isbeber er bet lite uIanbipnlist
at &epublifanerne / bet tartere g1orb-
itater, for at bialpe fine Yartifeller /
|Spben in1oo Hrobibitons= =Denofraterne
bill fomme til bet @eiultat, at bet er
beoit at sipe affalo paa YrObibition, for
at tase bet naite iom ct pisb 2icenie os
bppe 8robibitions 2opene tilbasefalbt,
bpilfet alisenel life fan brinse benz
no9en politiif @apn.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-05-20
Datota.

S @ranb Sorts belto9 Srl9nberne |
17oe Waaifeiten fOroi Normanbene oeltos
/ beres Goeriion Msbe. &riitofer Sane
ion bolbt Geittalen.
l1iifferbeb fsles i ben ellers iaa
itiae 8p Canton. Gn 5ierbebel af Gas
tolperne / Bpen er omitprtet. gitp
Council bar bolbt @reramebe os amiat
ipeciele Holitibetiente.
-Sfanbinaperne / Qincoln, 2non %
Gipur Counter feirebe 17be Mai Cant
ton, os itore Sfarer fra Soma % Da<
fota bar ianlet. @r-Genator Sobnion
fra Mabiiou. Wis., bolbt en- stfbOlostale
ON Gftermibbasen.
Gambler Olion, Der til 9eiten ifnlbe
mobtase fin DOM for 5orsifmins paa lin
.&one, prppebe at Operfalbe 8osteren /
Gansilet buor ban iab for at flpste
Manbas Mften. Det mislpffeoes, os
ON glatten be9if ban, Selumorb peb at
brnse Jig ct 9oanbflnbe.
Manbifabet par Danpifibet @oiez
bub aiorbe 9trife nnr 8isnlard mebens
benne par paa @eiie opoper, % &apteiz
men bleo nsbiasen til at bpre Snbiaz
mere beres Gteo. Dette er ferfte Sang
at Snbianere bar uo9iort for f,llbt
Neanbifab, men 4apteinen bopbe Hie=slic
forat lere bem at fOritaa, bpab ban pilbe
bare bem til at ei6re.
BrObibitioniiterne Gais 60. bolbt
fin Convention Gasielton Dnsba9 nssb
COB Mepreientation. M. 5. Wiff bar
Chairman % 9nfferb, @ebaftsr al "Gos~
felton, Bli53arb," bar @efreter Der
blep iamlet 5000 % aouiteer nebiat
for at ffaffe bet nsbpmoise &ntal 9eapne
unber Betitipnen for "2ocal Option"
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Bore Meenter.

Stu6enterne Diten Minbers os Mar.
tin 9apoal, er paa i'm reile Nfbolbs.
ia9ens Snteresie Minneiota, osiaa be-
mpnbiset til at mOotase Yeuse os sipt
Rpitterins for iubicriptiOn paa "5elt=
rnobet."
Hrof. Wilbelm Yeterion er antaset
iOm "Jeltraabets" Sopebasent for 5po
Dafota, % er iom iaaban benpnoiset til
at mobta9e Hcnee o9 siue Suffering.
S. S. Sfprbaspol6 er "Jeltraabets"
Gneasent ! Minneapolis, os bempnbiset
til at mootase Hen9e Os 9ipe Suffering.
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Il
|Saloonfprretninsen iaa fan man9e a
benz enbos bliue ltiffelise Menneifer
log bpor soot ifulbe BET iffe pare a
lbjelpe benz no al benne JOrretnins %
paa ben Maa6e ibetminoite sipe Dem er
"Gbance" til at forbebre Jig. Am b
iaalebes ifulbe fontme til at fgoe ue
flabe ia enoos peniionere Saloonz
feeperne paa 2epetiben, faa piloe ba pei
osiaa btsle 2isbeo meb anbre 5fabuin=
ger ensons bs, ON life fBr, iaa al III.
berbOmsipasbeo.
90 fl1tbe bore "sfpnomiIfe" 6orpal.
tere begpnbe at ubresne bpormeset oenne
Moro bauoe foItet 2a1bet. Set biloe
rimelispis blipe ct fort Eal, men insenz
| ting | Samuenli9ning meb, bpab Sa@
lupntrafifen foiter os. Saa bapoe man
ba oslaa Bbsninserne tilbase, us bisie,
lantmen meb bore 6attisbule, Straffeanz
talter, o.i,p., (iom ba for en- itor
Del pilbe blipe operflpbise), fanbe be-
nDttes til nDttise os for 2anbet 9apnlise
Snbuitrier.
Dette bar ba lerligt meb 9enlpn til
bore ca. 25O,OOO bemofratiife os repllz
blifanlfe 5alOonfeepere; men iaa bar ri
ouer 800, 900 Nrbeibere | 8rpsserier us
Brenberier, bpur ltal man siere at bisle?
Se1be bena til Saloonteeperberberset
fanbenbe?> asi, bet er life lpooenoist,
oos Der fltnbe uel pore enfelte Osiaa al
oisle iaa sjennemipret at 9lounit %
"2imbllrser gbeeie" at De d, ben @runb
rnulisens maatte fritases for anbet Nrz
beibe os lenbes til 9erber9et for at npoe
sobt al "llncle Sam's" @oosigrenbeb =
bog ,iben Benlion. Men ri bar @runb
til at antase, at @t1ritebelen at bisle
Mrbeioere pilbe pere buelise til bpabz
lombellt anbet 5lags alnlinbeli9t Mrz
beibe ON 8rpsserierne Ds 8ranberierne
bliper luffebe.
Msen bpao itulbe be bel beitile, Der er
bio fOrmanee arbeibsl6ie 6olf iom bet
EsrP ssah sierne 6anbe; men itop gds
loonforbaubel1en os benpt be Hense iom
Der pbelesses til nDttise Joretasenber,
og Der lfal blipe nof at beltiae, bpilfet
oslaa fDlsenbe lille Statiitit piler:
Sc 6prenebe Staters Census Repor-
ter piier nenllig, at $500 anbrast i
2ifgrforretnins INN 9iper Mrbeibe til en-
Wsano, mebens ben famine Gum
anpenot npttise os sapnlise 5orretnirz
ger 9iper Mrbeibe til tire "a Wanb.
6eraf fan ri tpoelis nOf fOritaa at bet
er iaa lanstfra at Saloonens, BrDsseri=
ets % 8renberiets 2ufning oil bape noz
gen 1faDelig SnDfDoel1e paa Mrbetostraz
fifen; men at bet meset mere pil pile Jig
lom ben itprite @eliisnelle Der no9en
Gang er blepen ben arbeioenbe alasie til
Del. Os netop fer bar Yrobibitioni@
lterne os bpereneite principtrp "&nigbt
Of 2abor" en- fraftis Dpforbrin9 til at
reffe binanoen 9aanoen til falles Irz
beibe for at tnule os Dbel9g9e Saloonz
berrebpmmet, iom er ben ltprIte 9in-
bring for 2anoets fremtioise ubpifling.
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f,nDOrt1ut Meeting.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3I-A meeting of railroad presidents has been called to discuss the interstate commerce bill and other matters. It will be held in this city on February 30. Much importance is attached to the meeting. as it will pro- bably determine the course ofthe rail road companies connected with the pool in case the bill becoming law.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-01-31

The defeat of Mr. Goschen shows that the coalition which brought about the defeat of Mir. Gladstone is rapidly being wrecked Opposition to the Gladstone Irish policy may for time hold the fragments of the opposition together, but the die is cast. The Irish evictions, the desplcable methods reiorted to by the landlords in their dealings with the poor Irish tenants, and the failure of the Eng lish ministry to provide satisfactory so- lution of this serous difficulty is causing the liberals, who fought under the ban ners 6t the opposing forces, to desert tleir newly discovered friends and Goschen's defeat is an unerring ipdi- cation of the return to power of Eng lands most gallant son, William E. Gladstone The defeat of the great premier was a sep backward in Eng lands age of progress, and his return to power IS triumph of genius and grar- deur over bigotry, ignorance and rascal ity
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-01-31

The Citizen takes Commissioner Sparks to do for the manner in which he has conducted the affairs of his office. Whilst we take supreme pleasure in differing with MT. Sparks politically, we cannot but think that he is splendldly qualified for the position which he now occupies. We are fully aware of the fact that many cases are on file protesting against the ruling of Commissioner Sparks, and we are pleased to see it thus, but the Ci,i- zen IS somewhat mistaken in the fact of the protests coming from poor people. Right the reverse are the facts in the case, Men who have heretofore laid claim to large tracts of the public de- main, with nothing to substantiate their rights but their bank accounts and po- litical influence, have had their immense ana spurious claims set aside and the vast acreage so held in bondage by those land hends have been thrown open to the men who are willing to make their homes upon the lands thus offered to them by the honest administration of our government. We like to see these peo- pie kick They have "kick" coming, and in our honest opinion old Sparks will continue to let them howl. The Re- publican party can never build up their party by attacking such measures as practlced by the able and efficient com missioner. We do not tody or conduct our business to catch what is commonly called the workingmens patronage or support We believe tba, man or a corporation have no rights in our coun- try other than its laws extend to them. Money should no, give men license to rob their poorer neighbors, nor does it give them such right, and right there upon such everlasting principles stands our present Commissioner, old Sparks, tf Illinois.
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War EsuI,sU:s,

NEW YORK, Ian 3i,--ln the Freneh- German affairs not the least alarming sign is the peaceful le.cg,am m the Times from Paris. If the French minis try meant war, they would tIke pains to assure Blowitz that peace was their pre- .vailing purpose, and Blowitz, who does not always see when he is being used, would confdingly transmit these assur- ances, which the Times would confidently print. To say, as he does, that all these preparations and disturbances are mea9e solely to influence the German elections, is 10 say loo much. France is believed at this moment to be in greater readiness than Germany, but France always meant to attack by surprise, and no surprise is possible when every hour some flesh alarm is sounded.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-01-31

The EPITAPH has nothing to take back in MT. Bracewells case. We took him 10 task for introducing and support ing the diSncorporation bill. We said then, and we repeat now, that lt was one of ihe.mo ridiculous measures ever sub mitted to Legislative body in the whole History of legislation. We also said that he was in our opinion better judge of Texas steer than he was of legislation. We repeat the assertion, and if this is any comfort to the ardent supporters of MT Bracewell, they can hug it to their fy5sors, and in all probability before this budding Texas statesman gets through w;,h his Prescott career he will realize tNe truth of our remarks
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-01-31

The Knights of Labor of Tombstone are much needed institution, and for the life of us we cannot see how our people could get along without such an organi- zation, especially when there are so many men at work in our city and busi- Hess is so brisk. We presume the object ofthis humane socely is to organize a strike (among the loafers) as this seems to be about all that such organ cations are maint aimed for
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sU,,ivan's Broken Arm.

NEW YORK, Jan 3I.--Sulivan, the pugilist, arrived this afternoon to get the best surgical opinion as to his broken arm. The party went to the office of Dr. Sayre who, after an examination of the injured member, Said i, had been set with the palm downward instead of the reverse, and while the fighter conversed with his friends, the doctor by furive glance observed Sullivan's pre-occupa- ton aud placing his left hand on Suli. vans forearm and his right on the wrist, gave the arm sudden wrench which broke the arms aspnder the second time. Sullivan bounded from his reclining position with a Sharp.. ..ery of pain, and sank back upon the Cushions in dead fainting spell. Salts and other vivifying applications soon brought him back to consciousness, and he found his left hand lying palm upwards, as Dr. Sayre said it should be, but the fighter was knocked
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PRICES REASONABLE.
Sherifs Sale.

y virtue of an execution issued out of the County court of Ccchise county in and for the County 0. Coc1se, Territory of Arizona, 10 me direc ted and delivered on a ldgment rendered in said court on the I7th day oi December 1886. in favor of A. E. Coslin and against P w. D,ar. (. L. Finch and w w. Baldwin, where in am commanded to make the sum o S,, 35I & damages with interest thereon frorn date of judgment at the rate of i8 per C. nt psr annum until paid. together with eos,s and accruing costs. have this day levied upon the follow, ing described property, toNyit: A lot of goods, wares and general merchandise, consisting of dry goods groceries and provisions, boots and shoes, hats and caps, clothing hardware and cutie y furnishing. goods and other stock of general merchandise, situated in the new store ':n Benson, Cochise county, and known as w. ". Baldw,nis store. Public notice is hereby given that on "Wednesday, the and day of eb, 1887, between the houts G a. m. and p. m in Benson, Ccchise county. Arlzpra Ter try will sell all the right, tie ana interest of he said Dyar, Finch & Baldwin, in and to the above described property at public auction. 10 the highest and best bidder. for ceh. lawful money of the United States, to satisfy said ex- ecution and all costs.
 Dated this the s6th day of January, 1887.
 l. H. SLAUGHTER, Sheriff.
 By F. A. SHATTucs, Under Sheriff
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Colorado Decisions.

DENVER, Ian. 3I.-ln the United States Circuit court this aftel noon the jury in the case of the Iron Silver Min ing company vs the Crown Point and Pinnacle, returned verdict for :the de- fendants.
 To-day the Tip Top Mining company, who mines are located near Leadvrlle, brought suit against the Forepaugh mine to recover $ao,ooo, the amount of ore the Tip Top company claims defendants have taken from their property by run ming au incline inside of their side lines.
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Have you relative or friend journey ng toward the miseries that are entaied by an incorporate lire and dru,.k ,rd's gravo? If so you can induce him to ac- cept !he Acme treatment. ltin>olvrs no hardship. Read the'r ad. in another column.
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Notice.

All persons indebted to me on mer chants accounts or otheraise are hereby notified to pay such accounts to me in person. And such persons are further notified that am the owner, of all such accounts, and will hoh the debtor res- ponsible if such accounts are paid to any other person whatever. 9
 j28. god. W. w. BALDWIN.
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Phenix will in all probability be the leading city of Arizona. It's location and it's magnificent surroundings, Its fer tile acres and its incompatible product i've qualifications all combine 10 make it the great metropolis of Arizona. The EPITAPH's bes, wishes are with her peo- pie in their race for supremacy.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-01-31

There is resurrection of natures latent vigor every Sprlng. -. Like the world around you, renew your complex ion, invlgorate our, powers, cleanse the channels of life. Ayers Sarsaparilla is the means to use for this purpose.
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HOUSE.
Code Commission.

Special 10 the EPTTAnn.
 PREscorr, Jao, 3I;-The attention ot the House to-day was consumed in hear irg the reportr of the Code Commission ers. Good changes in the proceedings in forceable Entry and De,ainer suits was submitted. Any Magistrate can hear cases. The Chief Clerk is still reading the reports.
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Answering France.

LONDON, Jan. 3I.-Germany has made arrangements to at once erect bar racks at various points along the French frontier, thus answering France as a dispatch from Berlin giving the inteige- nee says ,"with barracks as forts arrayed".
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Best of treatment accorded to Customer

The hair is frequently rendered pre- maturely gray by care, grief, delicate health, lowness of spirits, or depressed ione of the vital powers. The use of Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover will re- store its youthful color and beauty
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r. & A. Nj.

kng Suluiomnn Lodge NJ. 5, F. & A.. M., i"ids sla'cd meetings on the th,rd Satu lay ;ghi in each month in MaNonc halt al 7:3o p, m. Special meet ng, held whenever b.ue flag is hoiS;ed. Visiting br,Ihers are cordially iaYi' ed to attend. DAVID oHN,
 -H. NJ. w.
 t1 B, MANSON, Secretary.
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out and became fearfuly wear.ed " fruitless retching>. He was strajghlened d' out after while, however. and his arm was bound in felt wadding and finally set in plaster of pans. D. >ayre says 1t will be all right four w1sNs hence, and will be as strong ae ever.
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Sale Ohean.

Three fine inch Redwood tanks, 1900 gallons capacity, three 2-inch Redwood tanks, 500 gallons capacity; also lot lumber, For particulars apply at lhe residence of Daniel O'Connor, Third Street, next to Episcopal ehr!ota Tombl stone Arizona. mjI7tf
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-01-31

The above we'll known specialists of San Francisco having number of im- portant medical and surgical cases to treat in Tombstone have decided to open private offices in this city on February B, at rooms ? ard 2S in the Occidrn- tai Hotel on Allen street. All in need Of medical and surgical advice should avail themselves ot the opportunity of consult ing the oldest and leading Specialists on the Pacific Coast whose wonderful cures in the past quarter ofa century have as. tonished the me cal world. In the uea,- ment of Special, Chronic, Private and Complicated disea,es of men, they have few equals. Surgical cases deformity and diseases ot women form part of their speciality. If.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-01-31

H. ]. Peto has a choice selection of flower and garden seeds, suitable tor Southern Arizona and Sonora, for sale at his drug store, 5o4 Allen street. The seeds are all fresh. ~
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-01-31

H. J. Peto, 5o4 Allen street, keeps on hand full line of pure drugs and che mcals, and gives the s,riGtcst attention to the filling of prescriptions. All drugs used by him are guarar eed to be fresh and chemically pure.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-01-31
Ooroner's Office.

]. A. Koska, has located his office in the old truck house corner ot Fourth and Streets. Where he can be found by people desiring the services of the Coroner of Cochise county.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-01-31
CITY ASD COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.

The EPITAPH receives the most read able letters written from our Territorial Capital, Our correspondent not being in any government position is free to eT-' press his own views of the situation,Je- .gardlesss of consequences.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-01-31
Buckingham's Dye
 FOR THE w HIS E RS

Is. in four respects, superior to all others. 1st-lt will produce rich, naturaL color, brown or black, as desired.
 2d-The color so produced is permanent, cannot be washed of, and will not soil any thing with which it comes in contact.
 3d-It is single preparation, and more convenient of application than any other hair or whisker dye. 4th-It contains no deleterious ingre- iients, as do many preparations offered
 l '..
 @ PREPARED BY
 R. F. HALL x O., Nashua, N. H.
 Sold by all dealers in medicines.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-01-31
TELEGRAPHIC. A System of Robbery Which Will be Stopped Ii Looks as Though Europe Would Have War. Railroad Presidents are Gathering
 in New York. Sullivan has His Arm Reset---A Painful Opetation. %. < { |
 Especial to the ErTAPn
 COUNCIL.
COUNCIL. The schools.

Special To The EpiTAPB.
 PRESCOTT, Jan. 3o.-Wa kins, of Gila, introduced Council bill number B relat- ing to school s, ,s,em of Arizona and clearly defining the duties of all school officers. This is the measure prepared by Mr. Strauss, the Territorial Stu printendent of public instruction. The bill was read the second time by Title and then referred to the committee on education.
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Van Burens Rheumatic Compound, a sure cure for rheumatism for sale at H.
 Peto's 5o4, Allen Street, ...,.-g,. Y
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A Good S,il.

Special to the EPITAPH.
 PRESCOTT, Jan. 3I.- Stevens, of Ora ham, introduced council bill number "A to repeal aa act granting bounties for the scalps of wild animals.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-01-31

. Prices cut down on dress goods close. ing out our winter stock very low Palace. q" V
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-01-31

Harris, the Tailor, has on hand fine of winter goods, which he is ma at reasonable prices, give him call
 if
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-01-31
lF A Y A L. .

Do you know that pain in the left shoulder or arm is sign of heait disease It is; and .hat disease may have proC cossed far towards fatal terminadon without exciting suspicion. Take DIR. FLINT'S HEART REMEDY ct once.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-01-31
Notice of rre-emptioD sroof.
(Declaratory Statement No. Ioer.)

tDeclaratoTy Statement No. Ioer.) ,--.. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, N TUCSON, Ariz., Jan 25, 1867.
 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed noticc of his intention to make final proof in support of his Pre-emption Claim No. rooI, and that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver of the U. $. Land Office at Tucson, A.irona, on Thursday March 10, Ic37. viz: w. G. Green- wood, of Ben3on. Cochise couniy. A, IT.. for the E K of s. W. A and w. # of S. k. H of Sec- 2e, Tp I6 S. K. 20 E., G. & $ R. M He hanles ihe following Nit1esses to prove his con- tinuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz D. H. ogan. newton Smith. T. B. Robson and Thomas Turner, all of Benson. CochiSe county, A. T.
 C. F. DALEY, Register. First publication Jan. 3r, 1887.
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Mrs. O'Brian of the Arcade supplies her table with the best the market affords. e, E.tA E,*t
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-01-31

Artistic Job work done at the lowest rates, at the EPITAPH office.
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All kinds of stove wood for sale at H K. Tweed's.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-01-31

The California Meat market cornor Ale and Third Streets, Light weights and high prices, nothing on han call and be convinced, all P. M. HILTON,
 Proprietor.
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silver and Lead.

NEW YORK. Ian. 3I,-Silver I.o2A Lead S4. 30 and dull
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Unlaundried, reinforced white shirts, for 75 cents, at Tweed's. octS-tf